PEC14SFDN

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PEC14SFDN is one of the most commonly used rectangular connectors (headers, male pins). It is a rectangular connector with multiple pins located on either side, and is used to connect multiple components in a circuit.

The PEC14SFDN has a height of 0.50 mm, a width of 3.90 mm, and a depth of 6.20 mm. It features a contact area of 0.25 mm2 and a total of 16 pins. It has a plugging force of 15.00 N and an insertion force of 5.30 N. The pin diameter is 0.60mm, and the pitch is 2.50mm.

The PEC14SFDN is a common interconnect solution in applications where low-profile and dense connections are required. It is often used in medical devices, consumer electronics, industrial control systems, automotive electronics and other applications.

The connector has a number of features that make it well suited to such applications. The connector is compliant with ESD and surge requirements, and it provides a reliable shield connection even in high-frequency signal applications. The connector also features a secure locking mechanism that prevents accidental disconnection during operation.

The connector also has an integrated insulator that prevents the mating of foreign objects. It also features a diaphragm design that helps to maintain proper pin alignment during insertion. The connectors also feature a press-fit design that helps to reduce movement and ensure a reliable connection.

The working principle of the PEC14SFDN is quite simple. The connectors are designed to mate with a complementary female header. The male header is inserted into the female header, which forms the electrical connection. The pins of the male header are then pressed onto the female header, forming a secure electrical connection.

The PEC14SFDN is a reliable and cost-effective solution for connecting multiple components in a circuit. It is highly durable and can be used in a variety of applications where low-profile and dense connections are required.

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